Cedar Grove Lodge

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A year-round cottage resort, Cedar Grove Lodge is situated on Muskoka, Ontario’s stunning Peninsula Lake. This lakeside resort, just a short drive from Huntsville and Algonquin Park, has 19 separate lakefront villas spread out along 1600 feet of undeveloped beach.

We are not like a hotel or a sizable resort. Generations of Muskoka vacationers have returned year after year thanks to our long heritage of providing distinctive log cottages with stone fireplaces.

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